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27 Nov 1961
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1961
Page
1
Statewide Weather Bulletin for California Regions
Regional forecast across California and valleys with cloudy periods and sunshine. Highs range from the mid forties to mid sixties, with variable winds and chances of rain in the north and mountainous areas. Areas include Salinas, Paso Robles, Santa Clara Valley, and the Salinas Valley with fog and morning conditions in some valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Francisco Ley
California
Point Arena
Red Bluff
Mt. Shaste Siskiyou
Elerea Nevada
Recrammato Valley
Ban Jongele Valley
Gulinas Valley
Donigit Salinas
Santa Clara Valley
Tide Tables Turnday November 28? Time and tides noted
Tide tables fragment lists high and low tides with times and measurements, including a 4.9 height and 9: SL 18ins. The readable portion mentions Cambuled and Mate, suggesting a coastal schedule reference with partial station names and numbers.
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Lia Auyers A
Temperatures Yesterday and Today in Brief Weather Note
A brief report records yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures along with rain chances for a 24 hour period ending at this morning. The data reflect typical local conditions and provide a snapshot of recent weather trends.
Soviet Imprisons Spy Suspects After Tours Arrests
AP report notes Soviet detentions of foreign tourists on espionage charges. Americans, Dutch, and German travelers face years in Vladimir prison or labor camps, with Berlin and Dutch passports cited. The piece details sentences and mentions past expulsions and military attaché reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
Vladimir
Siites
Moscow
Low de Jager
Evert Reydon
Peter Sonntag
Walter Naumann
Adolf Werner
Kekkonen Denies Secret Helsinki Summit Deals
President Urho Kekkonen told Finns there were no secret conditions or agreements with Soviet Premier Khrushchev after his weekend meeting. About 15,000 greeted him as he returned, saying Moscow pressed for military talks to counter a supposed German threat, but the communiqué clarified no secret terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Hey
Shrushchev
Soviet Union
Kekkonen
Khrushchev
Moscow
Halle
Kiekkonen
England Talks De Gaulle Berlin Stand May Be Softening
London reports weekend talks between Charles de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan eased the French leader’s opposition to Western negotiations on Berlin with the Soviet Union. No communique issued. impression from Macmillan’s estate that talks were friendly and thorough, exploring Berlin and Britain's bid to join the European Common Market. De Gaulle to decide on East West talks after discussing with Adenauer. Adenauer recovery status mentioned. Kennedy meetings noted as aligning Western policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles
de Gaulle
Harold
Macmillan Aparenty
Berlin
Soviet Union
Unis
Paris
John Russell
Foreign Office
Est
Macmillan
Britain
Konrad Aden
New
Imarily
Finland
Adenauer
Kennedy
Washington
West
United States
Beitain
East Germans push for talks with the West amid Berlin standoff
Ulbricht demanded East and West Germany recognize each other’s sovereignty and renounce nuclear arms. He urged a German confederation and normal relations including passport recognition and a government level trade treaty while De Gaulle urged a cautious Western stance before negotiations with the Soviets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Berlin
Welter Ulbricht
East
Geremany
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Eaat
Germany
Ulbricht
East Berlin
East Germany
Seat Germany
College Head Named To Post Carnegie Foundation Appointment
NEW YORK William Friday president of the University of North Carolina has been elected to the board of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching announced Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Friday
University of North Carolina
Carhogie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Citizens Send Blue Cards to Kennedy on Wide Range of Issues
The White House distributed oversize blue postcards at regional conferences in 93 cities to collect public views for President Kennedy. Participants voiced support for medical care for the aged, education aid, housing, and social security, while some criticized taxation and proposed reforms. Contributions came from eight cities including Chicago, St. Louis, Nashville, Denver, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, and Philadelphia, with doctors and nurses among the frequent respondents.
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Albany
Cowly
Ailanta
Blomarck
Boston
Military Court van
Detroit
Soviet Union
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Nitrruiste
Motenn
Clowdy
Tadlansyolin
Duneau
Kansas City
Vaulnville
Memphis
Milwaukee
Tharg
Fask
Justive Ara
New Gricanm
New York
Oklahoma City
Uzhgorod
Omahr
Cherboslovakia
Philadelphia
Washington
Kenenedy
Crisette Tiny
Wilder' Ness
Caanerd
Kennedy
White House
President
Congress
Chicago
St. Louis
Nashville
Denver
Cleveland
Madison
Wis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Kent
Social Securi
Low
Tlon
Orange
Solano
Harry Tru
Pri Jyou
U S Population Reaches 185 Million Amid Debate
Washington AP notes population climbs to 185 million, a rise since last year’s census. The article discusses public opinion on regional conferences and notes an event ceremony and a lobby group showing mixed sentiment about the change. A Chicago woman lawyer is mentioned in relation to the event.
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Washington
APJ
Merce Department Lobby al
Chivags
Knight’s Campaign Slowed by Doctor’s Orders in California
Burbank California AP report says Governor candidate J Knight is slowing his governorship bid due to infectious hepatitis or flu like illness. Dr Carl H Lund indicates test results at St Joseph Hospital will confirm illness. Knight’s spokesman says he will pause public appearances until after year’s start. The former California governor served from 1953 to 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif
Goodwin J. Knight
Coita
Knight
Presa
Carl Hi. Lund
St. Joseph Hospital
Bob Voight
California
Coast Guard Rescues Tugboat Near San Francisco
The Coast Guard towed the tug Columbia Queen and a barge into San Francisco Bay after a 24 hour gales in heavy seas. The tug, en route from Portland to San Francisco, lost its rudder 51 miles north of the bay and requested aid on Saturday. All seven crew members were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Theet Guard
San Francisco Bay
Portland
Ore
Coast Guard
Here
Freedom Group Growing Fast on 450 Campuses
Washington United Press International reports three college students claim the conservative Young Americans for Freedom organization reached 20,000 members across 450 campuses in its first year. Lynn Canwell of the University of Kansas City and Georgetown University students Robert Harley and Robert Bauman discuss radio interview remarks on campus political shifts toward conservatism and disdain for Roosevelt era liberalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauman
Educators To Meet Thursday In Monterey
SACRAMENTO AP The State Board of Education meets in Monterey Thursday and Friday to hear progress on a uniform accounting system for California junior colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Board of Education
Monterey
New Covenant laxative promises relief for aging colon
An ad claims aging colon muscles slow waste movement causing constipation. It promotes New Covenant as a gentler laxative that works on the lower colon, relieves constipation overnight, and does not affect vitamin absorption. The copy touts three benefits and urges readers to get a coast introductory size of 434 units.
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New Covenant
Colonaip
Almanac Today Describes 1961 November Day, Space and History
Almanac for Monday November 27 1961 notes the date as the 31st day with $4 to follow and reports the moon near last quarter Venus as the morning star Jupiter and Saturn as evening stars. It recalls historical events from 1901 Army War College creation to 1945 Truman Marshall China appointment and NATO notes and quotes Kipling on clever women and fools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
War Department
Army War College
Harry Truman
George C. Marshall
China
United States
Spain
Eisenhower
Riots in Algiers Claim Many Lives and Wounds
AP reports a violent weekend in Algiers and Oran as De Gaulle policy sparks lynching, shootings, and grenade attacks. European and Algerian factions clash, with at least 16 killed and 87 injured. Curfews imposed as right wing bands claim responsibility and seek retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
aill-De Gaulle
Abrerlang
Oran
Anyather
Edmond Souhaud
Oran TV
de Gaulle
Jouhaud
Paris
The
Voice
Khel- Mil
Taleb
Ty Oran
Jean Rivas
Ile
Anules de Gaulle
Algeria
Halaf
France Denies Spy Charges Reported in Cairo
In Cairo four members of a French commercial and cultural mission and a woman secretary were charged with espionage. French officials deny the charges amid claims of political propaganda by Egypt and a backdrop of regional prestige setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cairo
Gamal Atef Nasser
Egypt
Bis
Syria
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